Part One A
1. Who is the person being interviewed?
Irene Jackson
2. What is his title or position?
Mrs. Irene Williams or stay at home mom
3. What is his race, gender, and age?
When she gave this interview she was 42
4. Where is the Interview taking place?
South Jacksonville, Fla.
5. What is the date of the interview?
7-21-39
6. Who is the interviewer?
Ruth [D?] Bolton
7. If you can find a picture of this person, put it on the page next to your answers.
Part 1 B

Alabama Negro working in field near Eutaw, Alabama. This shows that everyone was working hard to stay alive but negros had it harder because of the segregation.

Part 2 A

Observe; 1. It is a store 2. I notice the car first. 6. in the window it says selma. Reflect 2. A car is parked outside the store. 3.I think this was made in 1930s 5. A camera was used to take this picuture. Questions 2. What is the significance of this picturte. 4. Is this in the town of selma. 5. Why does this matter.

Observe: 1.I see a stacck of papers nailed to a wall. 2. I notice the words on the paper first. 4. they are arranged in a pile of papers. Reflect: 3. I think this picture was made in the 1930s. 7. People are missing from this picture. 4. the audience for this picture was no one inparticular only anyone who passed and saw the pictures. Questions: 2. what do the words say. 4. Where is this? 5.why is this important?

Observe: 1: A man is opening a box. 2. The keep dry one the box is what caught my eye first. 5. the physical setting is on the back of a truck somewhere in the world. Reflect: 1.I think that the man in the picture is opening a box of some thing that needs to be keep dry. 3. I think this was made for no reason except to capture a special moment. 3. this is probably made in the 1930s. Question: 1. Who i dont know? 2. what is in the box. 3. Where is this located?

Part 2b

Observe: 1. I see a shop for colored people. 2. the best service for colored only sign. 4. Colored people are outside the shop. Reflect: 1. this image was made to show segregation fo the shop. 3. in the 1930s. 6. I learned that the clothing shop is for olored only. Question: 2. Colored shop. 4. Where is this? 5. why is it a second had shop?

Observer: 1. I see a white lady only shop. 2. The first thing i saw was the sign for white women only. 3. There are white women on the sidewalk and there are bikes on the road. Reflect: 1. I think that the reason for this picture is because of the three women on the picture. 2. Three women are walking down on the street in this picutre. 3. this picture was probably made in the 1930s. Question: 1. Who are those women. 2. What are they doing. 4 Where is this place?

Observe: 1. I see a black man waiting outside a waiting room. 2. I notice the coach company car first in this picture. 3. There is a bus and a black man and a black woman. Reflect: 2. A black man and woman are waiting for somthing. 3. I think this was amde in the 1930s. 8. If someone had a colored person only room then they would most likly be arrested. Question: 1. Who are these people? 2. What is that a bus or car? 4. Where is this place?

Part 3a
These men and women were just like any other men and women trying to get by in life during the depression. They had little money and were working two or three jobs just to stay afloat. The man at Colonial Park was asked if rich people and poor people have anything in common. Well he said yes they both breathe the same air and walk on the same earth just to do what they need to. We also have the men and women doing the hard dangerous jobs like iron worker, stone cutter, or even mill worker, just to stay alive. Most men and women were trying to work anything, but you also had the people with good jobs that were stable like store worker or butcher.


Part 3b
1. Who is the person being interviewed?

Katy Brumby

2. What is his title or position?
Mrs. Brumby
3. What is his race, gender, and age?
Female fifties white.
4. Where is the Interview taking place?
Scruggs Alley, in Birmingham
5. What is the date of the interview?
1/11/39
6. Who is the interviewer?
Mary Chappell